D350C15UNVA-Jx
350mA LED Driver
 Universal input voltage 120 – 277 Vac
 0-10V Dimming
Class 2 Output
Physical
Performance
Input Voltage
Input Current Max
Input Power Max
Input Frequency
Power Factor
THD max
Output Voltage
Output Current
Output Power
Line Regulation
Load Regulation
Length
Width
Height
Mounting Length
Weight (lbs)
Lead Lengths
Blk, Wht, Purple, Gray
Red(+), Blue(-)
120 ~ 277 Vac
0.15 /120V 0.06/277V
19W
50 - 60 (Hz)
> 0.95
< 20 %
12V-42V
35-350mA
15W Max
±3 %
±5 %
4.67 in (118.6 mm)
1.30 in (33.0 mm)
1.19 in (30.2 mm)
4.39"x .96" (111.5x24.4 mm)
1
7 in
7 in
Lead-wires are 18 AWG 105°C /600V solid copper.
Environmental
Meets FCC part 15 (Class A)
Non-Consumer Limits
-40°C to 70°C
Operating
(-40°F to 158°F)
Temperature
-40°C to 60°C
Storage Temperature
(-40°F to 140°F)
tc
80°C (176°F) max
Protection Rating
UL Dry & Damp
Protection
Over voltage, Overload and short circuit.
Safety:
UL 8750 & CSA 250.13-12
EMI and RFI
JF Case
Wiring Diagram:
Line
0-10V
Control
Black
White
Grey
Purple
Red (+)
LED Driver
Blue (-)
LED
Module
JJ Case
Order Codes
Part Number
Description
Case Qty
D350C15UNVA-JF20C
Side exit leads w/ feet
20
D350C15UNVA-JJ20C Bottom exit leads w/ studs
20
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D350C15UNVA-Jx
0-10V Analog Dimming Interface
Analog 0 to 10 vDC Voltage Control
•Use Violet (+) & Gray (-) for connection to 0-10vDC.
• 10v = maximum output, 0v = minimum output
• Driver protected if line voltage is applied.
• Wiring Violet & Gray together provides min. light output.
• Capping Violet & Gray separately provides 100% light output.
• 0-10V interface may be wired as a Class 1 or Class 2 Circuit.
• Driver will source a maximum of 250uA for control needs.
Application and operation performance specification information subject to change without notification.
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D350C15UNVA-Jx
Conditions of Acceptability –
1. The driver shall be installed in compliance with the applicable requirements of the end-product standard for,
mounting, spacing, casualty and segregation
2. The maximum available output parameters from the “LED” output and also the “Dimming” output were within
the maximum allowable limits for Class 2, inherently limited as specified in section 7.12 of UL8750 standard.
3. The Driver is suitable for use in “DRY” or “DAMP” locations.
4. The driver was evaluated for use in a 70°C elevated ambient and the maximum case temperature at (Tc)
location – as identified on the label in ILL. 1A - should not exceed 80°C when the driver is installed in the end-use
application.
5. The leakage current measurement was not conducted and – when required - shall be performed in the end-use
application.
6. Input (Black and White), Output (Red, Blue) and (Purple and Grey) leads – R/C (AVLV2), 18AWG rated minimum
300V, 90°C. The suitability of the leads shall be determined in the end-use application.
7. The drivers are potted and the Input and Output leads were not subjected to the strain relief test. The need to
perform the Strain Relief and/or Pushback Relief Tests on the lead wires should be determined in the end-use
application.
8. The housing of the driver must be connected to earth ground in the end use application.
9. The minimum thickness of the painted sheet steel housing of the driver is 0.66 mm. This is in compliance with
the minimum required thickness that is specified in Table 6.1 of UL8750 standard for nonferrous sheet metal. In
addition, the housing was subjected to the MECHANICAL STRENGTH FOR METAL ENCLOSURES as specified in
section 8.13 of UL8750 with compliant test result.
Tc Location
On the D350C15UNVA-JJ, the Tc
Location is on the label side.
Warranty:
Universal Lighting Technologies warrants to the purchaser that each power supply will be free
from defects in material or workmanship for a period of 5 years from the date of manufacture
when properly installed per instructions and under normal operating conditions of use. Call 1800-225-5278 for technical assistance.
Application and operation performance specification information subject to change without notification.
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